The Dragonpit meeting brings about pretty much every reunion possible.
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They are underestimating the sea change that GDPR brings about.
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Rice brings about $64.8 million of revenue to Rwanda annually.
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"The uncertainty that brings about is a little supportive," O'Neill added.
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This opportunity, however, brings about greater threats as well, she warned.
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That represents clarity, and responsibility brings about a level of accountability.
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But this brings about new problems for both Michael and Rafael.
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Practicing gratitude brings about an immense slew of scientifically proven benefits.
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"I'm excited to see what this development brings about," he said.
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" An instant of inaction brings about the "complete breakdown of society . . .
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It brings about a kind of nostalgia that makes me sad.
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So the choice to have different hair often brings about unwanted visibility.
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If you value that kind of diversity, that brings about better policy.
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Cloud gaming emerges as the new frontier and brings about unlikely partnerships.
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This also brings about the accumulation, spread, and even intensification of political conflicts.
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Tsipras said he hopes Obama's last trip to Europe brings about important results.
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I am suspicious of all this passion that brings about such bad examples.
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Criminals love instability, and nothing brings about instability like times of radical change.
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Trade brings about change, and too much change too quickly can be frightening.
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South by Southwest estimates it brings about $350 million to Austin each year.
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But that brings about a difficult decision on how that should take place.
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The theft of an ark by the Philistines thus brings about a plague.
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That is unlikely to be the last change that the Grenfell disaster brings about.
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Legaltech brings about transparency and increased competition, and grants more capabilities to non-lawyers.
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The new year always brings about the feeling of resolution and optimism for change.
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Soft red winter wheat traded above $9 a bushel and now brings about $4.
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"It's about the people and the culture that brings about these ideas," said Wiegand.
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October is usually a joyous month that brings about an exciting change of season.
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Maybe The Ringed City brings about sweeping changes to our understanding of Dark Souls!
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EMC currently brings about 24 builds from Europe to the US for restorations annually.
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I think the biggest thing I hope this brings about—and I pray it brings about—is that the good officers like myself will start banding closer together to try to out officers who in my opinion have no business being policemen.
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He is a man in the Achebean tradition, whose principled intransigence brings about his destruction.
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Another factor that determines the ethics of doxxing is whether it brings about positive change.
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But resource extraction also brings about environmental impacts and the potential for social unrest, she said.
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The mission brings about 2½ tons of crew supplies and scientific payloads to the space station.
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Higher pay, he noted, brings about efficiency gains: Workers who are paid well are more loyal.
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The more the euro strengthens, the greater the risk that the rally brings about its own reversal.
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Leaving health insurance licensing to the states brings about less competition, less consumer choice and higher costs.
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Passage of the 6900st Century Cures Act brings about the most substantial changes in healthcare since ObamaCare.
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It's a particularly ripe case for the tabloids, and it certainly brings about more salacious questions than answers.
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This revisualization of design and ecological considerations brings about new opportunities in the way we make transportation responsive.
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Each season brings about a new crop of trends, designers, front row crashing techniques, and our favorite — models.
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That is, as climate change brings about higher temperatures in the West, snow melts earlier in the season.
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Every year brings about faster and faster processors that make last year's "super fast" devices seem pathetically slow.
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Said differently, we cannot support an illicit political assassination simply because it brings about misfortune to those we oppose.
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"The government will not agree anything that brings about a hard border on the island of Ireland," he added.
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This won't work in an industry in need of the focus, foresight, and boldness that brings about transformational change.
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We grow accustomed to life and work as we know it, until something apparently simple brings about bold change.
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Seeing what happened at Parkland on the news rises complicated feelings for Sawchuk, but also brings about important questions.
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It's my sincere hope that this message permeates the country and brings about a much-needed change of attitude.
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That in itself brings about another question—how does welterweight Cerrone deal with the pressure of the big occasion?
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A jacket filled at least 10 percent, by weight, with down, brings about a tariff of only 973 percent.
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Then again, it also brings about sweltering heat and literal sticky situations, resulting in unavoidable sweat stains and occasional crankiness.
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Such spending that brings about economic benefits for firms will be calculated as fixed capital formation, rather than intermediate consumption.
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The momentum to do something, however, brings about the same angst that came with the negotiations the first time around.
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Middle school star swimmer Cody Franklin (Chez Starbuck) is finally a teenager, but that brings about some unexpected bodily changes.
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It brings about a blind obedience to grand political schemes, such as the effort to limit Beijing's population to 753m people.
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The previous 21-inch MacBook Air model came out in 22014, so the updated model brings about a much-needed upgrade.
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Learning to live in harmony with the cycles of the land and the relationships between creatures brings about thriving, lasting growth.
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I think he can bring war -- maybe in our world war is what brings about change, but I wouldn't want that.
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Less land per animal is required, but the model brings about other environmental conundrums, including the land required to grow feed.
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Given the breach-heavy age of cybersecurity we live in, talk of cloud storage often brings about conversations regarding information security.
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If the full moon brings about a werewolf-like rage, take your anger out on the pages of your journal, too.
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Echoing the work of artists like Joseph Cornell and Jesse Treece, he calmly brings about the fantastical intersections of the everyday.
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One look through Twitter this morning brings about a cold wave of shade and the possible christening of a new hashtag #FashionAgainstFacism.
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The film also stars Milla Jovovich as Nimue the Blood Queen, who Hellboy must battle before she brings about the Earth's destruction.
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"The evidence is piling up in the corporate world that diversity brings about better decision making—in corporations, in governance," she says.
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The partial new moon eclipse on Saturday—the first in a two-year-long series—brings about fated change to your partnerships.
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But, the ubiquity of this Swedish home brand brings about another dilemma: Your apartment will look like carbon copies of everyone else's.
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" Life "downwind of the plant" has ravaged her body, and the song ends in despair: "Making this living just brings about dying.
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Our failure to speak to people's faith brings about moral impoverishment in a country increasingly burdened under greed, racism, corruption and inequality.
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It brings about much more open thinking and there's an energy to being in outside spaces and outside areas that I love.
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The museum curator is responsible for almost all of the misery caused, and you could argue that he brings about his own end.
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We are also very sensitive to political elections and changes around the region because it brings about a lot of opportunities as well.
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His character brings about a new location (the Kingdom) as well as a whole new slew of characters and his pet tiger named Shiva.
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MC: You know, we need to create a process that brings about new productivity levels in Portugal, this is of upmost importance for us.
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Our first new moon eclipse in Capricorn on Saturday brings about new opportunities for you to be well-known and respected in your career.
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Singh brings about a positive national dialogue, one that supports the efforts of law enforcement while standing by and for the rule of law.
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As SpaceX brings about a new variation of the Falcon 9 booster, known as "Block 5," older models are being discarded through expendable missions.
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As SpaceX brings about a new variation of the Falcon 9 booster, known as "Block 5," older models are being discarded through expendable missions.
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When this happens, it brings about a rare condition called xeroderma pigmentosum, which increases human susceptibility to DNA damage and significantly elevates cancer risk.
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Put another way, Tillerson said the best-case scenario is that Trump's new plan brings about a Taliban loss, but not necessarily an American win.
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Each breach of our personal information brings about new, often unanswerable questions: Did my data get passed around to data brokers, states, or other companies?
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Kasich delivered a speech at New England College, saying, "I am trying to be a voice that brings about stability and objectivity in our country."
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Despite it not being Black Friday or President's Day or any other holiday that typically brings about massive sales, these chargers are all currently discounted.
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"The super low levels of volatility are very vulnerable either to an inflation shock which then brings about an unexpected interest rate shock," MacKinnon stressed.
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Scientists have a good idea of how exactly it brings about its anesthetic charms, on account of it interacting with certain receptors in the brain.
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Hirschl's challenge to the Swallow Man's philosophy brings about the novel's conclusion: not just the events, but the Swallow Man's changed perception of what matters.
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"Some positive talks and potential outcomes always brings about a risk-on bias," said Darren Richardson, chief operating officer at Richardson International Currency Exchange Inc.
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If word of mouth is anything to go on, the serum, which helps restore the skin's texture and radiance, brings about more of the glow.
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The loss of a gene typically brings about changes in the appearance or the behavior of the mice, providing important clues about the gene's function.
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The 22.6th birthday of the bull market brings about an obvious question: If it's already the oldest in history, how much longer can it last?
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If it brings about May's deal or a similar one involving close ties to the EU, BNP Paribas SA said this would also boost the pound.
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"I did it because it's the greatest gift I could give anyone — it brings about equanimity, creativity, and peace," Dalio told Business Insider in an email.
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But some of the smart assistants that power them have found their way into smart displays, a new form factor that brings about some exciting changes.
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If there is one thing that Diaries of aSpaceport Janitor absolutely understands, it's the crushing weight of uncertainty and instability that working-class living brings about.
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The natural skyscape, the electronic billboards and the office buildings combine in a human kaleidoscope, in which each twist of your body brings about new perspectives.
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Innovation by definition brings about change, creates winners and losers, and challenges the power of the entrenched interests that have become accustomed to the status quo.
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Cookie is also a gifted baker, and this skill, combined with King-Lu's entrepreneurial gumption and that pilfered milk, brings about a fateful change of circumstance.
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Canceling the festival will likely be a major blow to Austin's local economy, as SXSW estimates it brings about $350 million to the city each year.
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Trade law enforcement brings about a shift in production volume to satisfy the U.S. market — away from Canada and to U.S. companies, workers and their communities.
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"Being in Diyarbakır brings about methods of coping with hard times through the arts," Gökçe said with the same sense of defiance I sensed in Özgen.
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" He added, "This is the way the world is, and the way, certainly, our studio's going to be run going forward, because it brings about better stories.
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Traveling to a tropical locale and indulging in beaches and drinks with umbrellas can amp up the weariest worker bee, but vacation also brings about work anxiety.
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If there is one thing that Diaries of a Spaceport Janitor absolutely understands, it's the crushing weight of uncertainty and instability that working-class living brings about.
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One of the most crucial days of this month is August 11, when the solar eclipse in Leo brings about a huge revelation concerning your love life.
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It&aposs almost the end of 2019, and the end of the year always brings about thoughts of how we can make changes in the next one.
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Even admonishing these terms, though, brings about calls against so-called political correctness, which University of California Berkeley linguist Geoffrey Nunberg says people are simply sick of.
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Sweater weather may be upon us, but let's not forget that this time of year brings about one of our other favorite pieces of clothing: the leather jacket.
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"For Cable (sterling/dollar) you've got a double-whammy of higher U.S. yields plus the triggering of Article 50 – that brings about another layer of uncertainty," Patel added.
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Henry's crude and ruthless trainer, Mack Snyder, relishes informing Henry that his daughter is sleeping with the black groom, which brings about the darkest bargain in the book.
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The series is a little vague as to what brings about the former president's transformation, and its treatment of his first big about-face, on immigration, is simplistic.
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They want to see a deal that respects the dignity of the Palestinians and brings about a realistic solution to the issues that have been debated for decades.
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Caught in a cyclical existence between apathy and cruelty, Arthur makes one bad decision that brings about a chain reaction of escalating events in this gritty character study.
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Analysts have said investments in logistics and supply chain by home improvement chains during a weather-related disaster typically brings about 10 to 15 times more in sales.
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"For Cable (sterling/dollar) you've got a double-whammy of higher U.S. yields plus the triggering of Article 50 - that brings about another layer of uncertainty," Patel added.
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It's funny: Sometimes when you watch television and film, you project yourself onto the protagonist, and you feel like you can live that story and that brings about catharsis.
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According to the official Grand Slam rule book, a first infraction gets a warning, a second offence results in a point penalty while a third brings about a game penalty.
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Another myth you mention in the book is the notion of hitting bottom—that recovery starts when an addict suffers so much, it brings about a piercing moment of clarity.
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The introduction of Threeps and virtual spaces for Hadens brings about the rise of a unique community of individuals with a shared, semiprotected experience of being locked into their bodies.
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It brings about a whole slew of questions about why Ego fell in love with Star-Lord's mother, why he abandoned both of them, and why he never came back.
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There's a big shift underway as two inner planets change signs: A solar eclipse brings about irreversible changes, and Mercury retrograde gives us space to mentally process everything that's happening.
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"The faith in the political class is weakening, and this brings about a sense of confidence in the judiciary," said Alan Mansur, the head of Brazil's National Association of Prosecutors.
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The highly detailed account brings about accusations of systematic illegal activity inside Uber's Strategic Services Group (SSG) which allegedly sought to surface other companies' trade secrets through eavesdropping and data collection.
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It's got nothing to do with the Chinese government or regulation, it's a whole series of Western imperial arrogance that brings about the downfall of many of these companies in China.
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Like all new moons, a solar eclipse brings about new beginnings, but because it's an eclipse we can trust that these new beginnings will come about in an ultra-dramatic way.
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"Samdech Hun Sen, you want or you don't want, you like him or you don't like him, he brings about this national unity," Ranariddh said, using the prime minister's formal title.
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When you turn to face the mirror, only the cold white robotic face stares back at you—which Kolkman says brings about the out-of-body experience in an extreme way.
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That last question brings about a startling change of scene and tone in the movie's final section, which feels like a miniature film noir set in the incongruous sunshine of Greece.
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ABOUT THE FLYERS (36-32-8): Mason lobbed high praise in the direction of Jordan Weal by saying the 24-year-old's play brings about memories of a former Hart Trophy winner.
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An absolute truth brings about reform movements that are very radical because they always want to get back to the pure and the true — such as in fundamentalist Islam, or early Protestantism.
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"Continued silence from China creates uncertainty about their intentions and only brings about the need for a renewed focus on deterrence and military readiness for the United States," said one administration official.
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When he is ready to seed his own larvae, he brings about 3 million with him on the bumpy, twisting drive 21 kilometers up the river to where his property is located.
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"While more research is needed to better understand how it brings about its benefits and what factors may impact the degree of benefit observed, there is minimal negative consequence of exercising," she said.
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He chooses Frantz Fanon, a revolutionary and writer from the French colony of Martinique, who argued in "The Wretched of The Earth" (1961) that violence is justified if it brings about racial equality.
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That, of course, has been the argument of the American tax-cutters all along: A change in tax rates brings about a change in behavior and thus in the competitive status of nations.
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She struggles toward her dream as her family undergoes several ordeals: Illness strikes the youngest daughter; a marriage proposal brings about some stress; and there's always a lack of money in the home.
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"If Germany brings about such measures, then we will, of course, do the same in order to avert damage to the Republic of Austria," Mr. Kurz told the German newspaper Bild on Sunday.
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"It was a strong beat across the board that brings about a tipping point for the case," said Pedro Albuquerque, who runs the Cosmos Capital hedge fund and has a position in Petrobras.
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" Asked if he planned to join a possible bipartisan healthcare working group, Joyce said: "I'll be part of anything that brings about solutions that are in the best interest of the American people.
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Venus and Mars meet in the communication sector of your chart, Cancer, bringing news your way, plus a full moon in Aries brings about the climax around a situation concerning your career or reputation.
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Similar to getting up after extended bed rest, returning to gravity brings about changes to blood flow and sometimes causes orthostatic hypotension, or a temporary drop in blood pressure upon standing up, he explained.
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"The series is a little vague as to what brings about the former president's transformation, and its treatment of his first big about-face, on immigration, is simplistic," Neil Genzlinger wrote in The Times.
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Though he says the majority of his "training" on that front comes from chugging water or Gatorade, life as a successful college athlete brings about many formal "training" opportunities at the bar as well.
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As we see throughout Beginnings, the Aicon Gallery's selection of Bhavsar's early paintings, the interpretive possibilities of his art are inexhaustible; and it may be this inexhaustibility that brings about a sense of transformation.
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"This artist is working a lot with juxtapositions and bringing different images in relationship to one another and looking at the formal and expressive possibilities that it brings about," explains Interface gallery director Suzanne L'Heureux.
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Britain is set to unveil legislation on Monday that brings about a new legally-binding duty of care on social media firms to make their platforms safer, The Guardian reported, citing a leaked government document.
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Part of the reason A.L.T. feels so oddly revolutionary in spite of its flaws is that the sort of epiphany it brings about seems like it would be reduced by it being a commercial product.
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Often, though, the role played by citrus is more of a supporting one and — if we define magic as that which brings about an effect without showing its hand at work — a little bit magic.
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The National Association of Colleges and Employers conducted a survey in 2015 that adds somewhat convincing statistical evidence to the argument that taking paid internships versus unpaid internships brings about very different results for prospective employees.
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Given the enduring strength of the cattle-beef complex, whose empire expands daily as economic growth in China and around the world brings about greater and greater demand, there is no alternative to a holistic response.
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And the irony of "Time Brings About a Change," in which racism never goes away but takes on different masks over the years, is brought into sharp focus by the replacement of Archie Bunker with Roseanne.
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As the social neurologist John Cacioppo and his team at the University of Chicago discovered, the feeling of loneliness — the subjective experience itself, not the bare fact of being alone — brings about hypervigilance to social threat.
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While the practice benefits many, as studies confirm that merely knowing the option exists brings about peace of mind for dying patients, the evidence also shows that very few people will choose to use the law.
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Chang added that there is the risk of Yellen warning of the need for tighter monetary policy, in the event that Trump's fiscal stimulus brings about heightened price pressures in an economy with a tight labor market.
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In Canada, a patient can either choose to have a doctor or nurse practitioner directly administer a substance or drug that brings about death, or to get a drug (often through a prescription) that she takes herself.
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At those times, you are likely to be close to so-called REM or dream sleep, which we all know brings about intense and often distorted emotions and thoughts, often about the events in our everyday lives.
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The business community, along with both Democrats and Republicans in Congress, have been critical of Mr. Trump's tariffs but they have been willing to carry the costs of Mr. Trump's trade war if it brings about needed change.
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But rather than being a traditional death like all the rest, this moment brings about either a transformation or a realization of a power that the little boy has had all along: the ability to breathe under water.
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But it's now clear that interconnection by its very nature also brings about confounding new social situations, whether it's the problem of disinformation seeded and spread by organized propagandists or the mind-bendingly obsessive culture of online fandom.
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Auto-encoding features of images in an inventory based on similarities and differences brings about a rich model of what is available in the inventory, and the model is surprisingly close to how we as humans perceive shoppable items.
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His paintings, drawings and prints — including his etchings and monotypes currently showing at Niels Borch Jensen Gallery in Berlin — corroborate a dusty but resilient modernist dictum – it is energized scrutiny of one's own form that brings about novel experience.
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Dylan Harris, director of Lupine Travel, added that amped up media coverage of North Korea during times of tension brings about more interest in the country, which results in extra bookings that negate any cancellations from more wary travelers.
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It's time to face up to the very clear reality that long-term infrastructure spending, which brings about significant benefits down the road, cannot compete in an operating budget that has such immediate needs as health care and defense.
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"(The deal) brings about a new reality in the Palestinians' energy sector, reduces restrictions on electricity supply, strengthens economic stability...and opens a new era in economic relations between the two sides," said Israeli Finance Ministry Director-General Shai Babad.
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PEN World Voices Festival (through Sunday) This annual literary event, which brings about 150 writers from 30 countries to venues spread throughout the New York City, is back with a focus on Mexico — stories about migration, border control and national identity.
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Closing businesses harms lower-income workers and brings about fear that shutdowns will be long-term, so it's critical that policymakers provide assurances that they have a plan in place that will eventually allow business as usual to pick up.
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This brings about a moment of rare comedy: Fifty — unwilling, frightened and angry for being in this predicament — tries various voices to disguise his identity when he dials Gail and then a local newspaper to pass along the ransom demand.
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Since this coincides with her introduction to the internet — it's 1995 and she has her first email address, which brings about her first romance — this journey is through especially unfamiliar terrain, forcing Selin to contend with the difference between book and street smarts.
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Every calculated (political) action of the Security Council members brings about the equally calculated degradation of all human beings, whether refugees or nationals, as well as the moral contamination of those who stand for good governance and the support of the vulnerable.
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Originally intended to smooth over diversity concerns, the decision to bring in a young and inexperienced female writer brings about unexpectedly hilarious (and poignant) consequences as the two women who are separated by culture and generation become united by their love of a biting punchline.
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PEN World Voices Festival (Monday through May 1) This free annual literary event, which brings about 150 writers from 30 countries to venues spread throughout the New York City, is back with a focus on Mexico — stories about migration, border control and national identity.
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"As we can see in the U.K., the U.S., the Philippines, and other countries around the world, reactionary politics can be a very powerful force that brings about dramatic changes," said Harry Sa, a research analyst specializing in defence at Singapore's Nanyang Technological University.
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At one point in the set, she imagines a future in which the heat death of the earth brings about the end of the prison system, and parts of Sisa's body are found and reanimated by a sentient AI. A world of possibility reopens.
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Brexit brings about the end of a tumultuous three-and-a-half year departure process that has caused turmoil in the U.K.'s political establishment, economic uncertainty and heightened tensions between the U.K. and the EU — its largest single trading partner as a bloc.
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Also timely is the clarity the show brings about Stettheimer's transformative experience of the body in motion, inspired by the sight in Paris in 1912, of Nijinsky in "The Afternoon of a Faun," a production by Sergei Diaghilev's Ballets Russes with sets by Leon Bakst.
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And I think that what happened is the process of campaign committees and how they're structured and how they try to lead and take over the House or the Senate, depending on which side of the Capitol you're on, brings about some of that tension.
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" Moreover, in addition to noting that, "persistent optimism" regarding air travel demand, "brings about a tendency to hire more controllers than required," the process used by the FAA to calculate staffing has been called "opaque" and open to concerns that it is "arbitrary or inconsistent.
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Today, when we talked about one of the things that one of the guys had said, was that Donald Trump was one of the biggest, like, disruptors that we&aposve seen in the past; and that kind of volatility brings about change, it can be good.
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Though it is Faith who disappoints Greer and not the other way around, Faith is only marginally responsible for the problem that brings about the rift, and in a way her only fault is that she chooses to do nothing about the thing that is bothering Greer.
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BEIRUT, Lebanon — Rare are the cases in foreign reporting when publishing an article brings about a concrete effect, but we recently got proof that one of ours made it harder for the jihadists of the Islamic State to make bombs — in a document from the jihadists themselves.
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Some evangelicals, therefore, adopt what is known as Christian Zionism: a belief that war in the Middle East is, fundamentally, part of God's plan (because it brings about the apocalypse) and that God wants Israel returned to the Jews during the period of the millennial kingdom.
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"There's an inherent problem because the consumer world has come up with all these ways to monitor your body signals, but the clinical world didn't come up with a way to answer all the questions it brings about," said Michael Breus, a psychologist who specializes in sleep disorders.
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This trend began even before the work of psychologists such as Benjamin Libet, who showed that the conscious feeling of willing an act actually occurs after the brain process that brings about the act — a result replicated and refined hundreds of times since his original discovery in the 1980s.
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"A Series of Catastrophes and Miracles" chronicles the way ordinary life goes on as the cancer recurs, steadily progressing until she's invited to join an immunotherapy trial that's successful for her, but also brings about the unexpected challenges that come with winning a treatment lottery that so many others lose.
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She's also examined how the meatless meat industry — buoyed by interest from bullish investors — could help alleviate some of the biggest problems associated with conventional meat production, from the cruelty it inflicts on animals to the destruction of wildlife habitat it brings about to the role it plays in climate change.
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Patrick wants to power through his grief with sarcastic jokes, his burgeoning garage band and his two girlfriends, but the revelation that his father will need to stay in a freezer until the ground is warm enough for him to be buried suddenly brings about a panic attack at the most unexpected of times.
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If anything, our data suggests people weight how good it feels more strongly in judging praiseworthiness, such that people might think that a good deed that brings very little benefit but gives you a really warm fuzzy glow is actually more praiseworthy than a good deed that feels detached and emotionless but brings about a lot of benefit.
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Read more: The 5 most important moments from Game of Thrones, Season 93, Episode 8 Why it shocks: As shocking as it is all by itself to see a certain character's journey to the Iron Throne come to an abrupt end, the manner in which said character brings about their own demise is one of Game of Thrones' grimmest moments.
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Even if you leave aside the political surprises of the past two years, Alex Jones has become a prominent political commentator, and conspiracy theories and the apocalypse have somehow turned into everyday topics of conversation, which should fare well for a show about a mad scientist with a conspiracy bent who brings about the end of the world all the time.
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The best thing that could happen is that Mr. Trump somehow does a couple of things that end up greatly helping the citizenry, and he starts feeling that he's finally done something in his life that's really good — helping many — and it brings about a change in his mind, a softening, a realization of the position he's in to do good for others.
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Watching as, say, Sarah Nir's "Unvarnished" stories brings about much-needed change in the nails industry, or as Kim Barker's exposé on so-called three-quarter houses brings a modicum of dignity to those forced to live in them, or as William Rashbaum, Susanne Craig and Thomas Kaplan investigate the Moreland Commission and turn Albany on its ear, that's my favorite thing about the job.
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Karl Popper, in his book "The Open Society and Its Enemies," traced exactly the same cycle back to Plato's preference for regimented Sparta over freewheeling Athens (which is where Rousseau got the idea) and to a permanent cycle of history in which open societies, in their pluralism, create an anxiety that brings about a reaction toward a fixed organic state, which, then as now, serves both the interests of an oligarchy and those of a frightened, insecure population looking to arrest change.
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